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College Baseball 2010 Stats Leaders-April 1

Sean Stires — Fri, 02 Apr 2010 11:39:56 +0000

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Here’s the latest “unofficial” look at college baseball’s national stats leader as of Thursday, April 1.

J.D. Ashbrook

HOME RUNS

1. A.J. Kirby-Jones-Tennessee Tech 14

2. J.D. Ashbrook-Morehead St. 12

2. Wes Cunningham-Murry St. 12

2. Chris Duffy-Central Florida 12

2. Ben Harty-New Mexico St. 12

2. Peter O’Brien-Bethune-Cookman 12

7. Jordan Ballard-VMI 11

7. Michael Choice-UT Arlington 11

7. Mac Doyle-Wofford 11

7. Paul Hoilman-East Tennessee St. 11

7. Kyle Parker-Clemson 11

Jake Overstreet

RBIs

1. Jake Overstreet-South Alabama 48

2. Chris Duffy-Central Florida 47

3. Jacob Tanis-Mercer 43

4. Danny Brock-St. Louis 42

5. Sam Eberle-Jacksonville St. 41

5. Drew Lee-Moorehead St. 41

7. Ben Harty-New Mexico St. 40

7. A.J. Kirby-Jones-Tennessee Tech 40

9. Kyle Blackburn-Georgia Southern 39

9. Nate Woods-Belmont 39

Sean Toole

BATTING AVERAGE

1. Sean Toole-Pittsburgh .508 (31-61)

2. Matt Szczur-Villanova .500 (41-82)

3. Chris Benson-Utah Valley .494 (41-83)

4. Garret Bivone-UT Pan American .492 (30-61)

5. Kevin Tokarski-Illinois State .487 (38-78)

6. Justin Bencsko-Villanova .485 (32-66)

6. Chris Duffy-Central Florida .485 (49-101)

8. Ryan Rivers-Charlotte .471 (41-87)

9. Adam Doleac-Southern Mississippi .468 (29-62)

10. Dom Hayes-West Virginia .460 (40-87)

A.J. Kirby-Jones

SLUGGING PERCENTAGE

1. A.J. Kirby-Jones-Tennessee Tech 1.023

2. Chris Duffy-Central Florida .980

3. Wes Cunningham-Murray State .930

4. Paul Hoilman-East Tennessee State .910

5. Mac Doyle-Wofford .879

6. Zack MacPhee-Arizona State .865

7. Jacke Healey-Youngstown St. .857

8. Ryan Rivers-Charlotte .851

9. Kevin Tokarski-Illinois State .846

10. Chace Perkins-New Mexico State .845

Brian Harris

ON-BASE PERCENTAGE

1. Brian Harris-Vanderbilt .595

2. Kevin Tokarski-Illinois State .592

3. Justin Bencsko-Villanova .584

3. Vincent Mejia-UT Pan American .584

5. Chad Salem-Manhattan .582

6. Brock Stassi-Nevada .578

7. Nate Roberts-High Point .577

8. A.J. Kirby-Jones-Tennessee Tech .573

9. Taylor Dugas-Alabama .570

10. Dan Gulbransen-Jacksonville .568

Merrill Kelly

WINS

1. Corey Baker-Pittsburgh 6

1. Gerrit Cole-UCLA 6

1. D.D. Hanks-South Alabama 6

1. Merrill Kelly-Arizona State 6

1. Josh Schneider-Morehead State 6

1. Asher Wojciechowski-The Citadel 6

Matt Andress-Appalachian State 5

Trevor Bauer-UCLA 5

Jake Borup-Arizona State 5

Bryant Cotton-St. Louis 5

Ryan Daniel-Liberty 5

Matt Davenport-William & Mary 5

Brandon Efferson-Southeastern Louisiana 5

Mike Gipson-Florida Atlantic 5

Cole Green-Texas 5

Kyle Hunter-Kansas State 5

Justin Jones-California 5

Keegan Linza-Liberty 5

Brandon Love-Mercer 5

Nick Montgomery-Middle Tennessee State 5

Alex Panteliodis-Florida 5

Marcus Pointer-Pacific 5

David Rowse-Pacific 5

Thomas Royse-Louisville 5

Matt Shelton-Sam Houston State 5

John Stilson-Texas A&M 5

Paul Tremlin-Cal State Northridge 5

Brandon Williamson-Dallas Baptist 5

Alex Wimmers-Ohio State 5

Barret Loux

Strikeouts

1. Asher Wojciechowski-The Citadel 59

2. Barret Loux-Texas A&M 58

3. Trevor Bauer-UCLA 56

3. Gerrit Cole-UCLA 56

3. Taylor Jungmann-Texas 56

6. Noe Ramirez-Cal State Fullerton 53

7. Jason Mitchell-UT Arlington 52

8. D.D. Hanks-South Alabama 51

8. Luke Irvine-Northwestern (LA) State 51

10. Tanner Peters-UNLV 50

Chad Sheppard

SAVES

1. Matty Ott-LSU 9

1. Kevin Arico-Virginia 9

3. Chad Sheppard-Northwestern State 7

3. Jordan Swagerty-Arizona State 7

5. Wes Alsup-Tennessee Martin 6

Adam Cimber-Washington 6

Chris Dennis-Portland 6

Chris Franklin-Southeastern Louisiana 6

Tyler Gebler-Rutgers 6

Dan Gentzler-Maryland 6

John Ivie-Belmont 6

Chris Patterson-Appalachian State 6

Brooks Pinckard-Baylor 6

Ryne Purcell-Eastern Kentucky 6

Chance Ruffin-Texas 6

Lex Rutledge-Samford 6

Seth Simmons-East Carolina 6

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College Baseball 2010 Statistics Leaders-March 25

Sean Stires — Thu, 25 Mar 2010 17:40:38 +0000

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An Unofficial 2nd Look At The National Leaders

The NCAA won’t release its official statistics leaders until after the conclusion of the Final Four, so here’s our “unofficial” look at some individual category leaders. Pitching Statistics are still a little hard to qualify, so for now we’re sticking with wins, saves and strikeouts. We’ve added slugging percentage, on-base percentage and a “Triple Crown Watch” this week to the offensive categories.

(Stats as of March 25, 2010)

Corey Baker

Wins

These Pitchers Are Tied With 5 Victories

Matt Andress-Appalachian State

Corey Baker-Pittsburgh

Aaron Barrett-Mississippi

Jake Borup-Arizona State

Gerrit Cole-UCLA

Ryan Daniel-Kansas State

Brandon Efferson-Southeastern Louisiana

Merrill Kelly-Arizona State

Brandon Love-Mercer

Alex Panteliodis-Florida

Marcus Pointer-Pacific

Josh Schneider-Morehead State

Brandon Williamson-Dallas Baptist

Alex Wimmers-Ohio State

Asher Wojciechowski-The Citadel

Gerrit Cole

Strikeouts

1. Taylor Jungmann – Texas 51

2. Gerrit Cole – UCLA 49

3. Asher Wojciechowski – The Citadel 48

4. Trevor Bauer – UCLA 47

4. Barret Loux – Texas A&M 47

6. Jason Mitchell – UT Arlington 43

7. Tanner Peters – UNLV 44

8. Daniel Bibona-UC Irvine 43

8. Danny Hultzen – Virginia 43

8. Ryan Fraser – Memphis 43

Matty Ott

Saves

1. Matty Ott-LSU 8

2. Kevin Arico-Virginia 7

2. Chad Sheppard-Northwestern State 7

2. Jordan Swagerty-Arizona State 7

5. Chris Patterson-Appalachian State 6

5. Seth Simmons-East Carolina 6

7. Wes Alsup-Tennessee Martin 5

Chris Dennis-Portland 5

Austin Fleet-Coastal Carolina 5

Chris Franklin-Southeastern Louisiana 5

John Ivie-Belmont 5

Drew Mahaffey-The Citadel 5

Daniel Ottone-Western Carolina 5

Brooks Pinckard-Baylor 5

Ryne Purcell-Eastern Kentucky 5

Mikel Rodenberg-High Point 5

Chance Ruffin-Texas 5

Lex Rutledge-Samford 5

John Soldinger-Manhattan 5

Garrett Bivone

Batting Average

1. Garrett Bivone-UT Pan American .531 (26-49)

2. Chris Duffy-Central Florida .530 (44-83)

3. Matt Szczur-Villanova .529 (37-70)

4. Justin Bencsko-Villanova .527 (29-55)

5. Mark Hill-George Mason .517 (41-60)

6. Sean Toole-Pittsburgh .509 (27-53)

7. Matt Dittman-Illinois .500 (22-44)

7. David Popkins-UC Davis .500 (21-42)

9. Chris Benson-Utah Valley .492 (31-63)

10. Brandon Padula-Maryland .486 (36-74)

A.J. Kirby-Jones

Home Runs

1. A.J. Kirby-Jones-Tennessee Tech 13

2. Chris Duffy-Central Florida 12

3. Ben Harty-New Mexico State 11

4. Mac Doyle-Wofford 10

Paul Hoilman-East Tennessee St. 10

Phil Wunderlich-Louisville 10

Pat Biserta-Rutgers 10

Danny Brock-St. Louis 10

J. D. Ashbrook-Morehead State 10

Kyle Parker-Clemson 10

Chris Duffy

RBIs

1. Chris Duffy-Central Florida 40

2. A.J. Kirby-Jones-Tennessee Tech 39

2. Drew Lee-Morehead State 39

4. Ben Harty-New Mexico State 38

4. Jacob Tanis-Mercer 38

6. Danny Brock-St. Louis 36

6. Sam Eberle-Jacksonville State 36

6. Nate Woods-Belmont 36

6. Joe Leonard-Pittsburgh 36

10. Connor Powers-Mississippi St. 34

10. Paul Karmas-St. John’s 34

Mac Doyle

Slugging Percentage

1. A.J. Kirby-Jones-Tennessee Tech 1.155

2. Chris Duffy-Central Florida 1.120

3. Mac Doyle-Wofford 1.000

4. Paul Hoilman-East Tennessee St. .959

5. Jacke Healey-Youngstown State .950

6. Zack MacPhee-Arizona State .922

7. Brandon Hairston-Norfolk State .909

8. Ryan Soares-George Mason .908

9. Wes Cunningham-Murray State .897

10. T.J. Blanton-Bowling Green .895

Brian Harris

On-Base Percentage

1. Justin Bencsko-Villanova .613

2. Brian Harris-Vanderbilt .608

2. Nate Roberts-High Point .608

4. Taylor Dugas-Alabama .607

5. A.J. Kirby-Jones-Tennessee Tech .606

6. Chad Salem-Manhattan .602

7. Mark Hill-George Mason .600

8. Alan Denman-Campbell .595

9. Vincent Mejia-UT Pan American .587

10. David Popkins-UC Davis .585

Chris Duffy

Triple Crown Watch

Chris Duffy-Central Florida

BA: .530 #2

HR: 12 #2

RBI: 40 #1

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Week One College Baseball Notebook By The Numbers

Sean Stires — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 18:57:08 +0000

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Milestones & Upsets Highlight The First Week Of 2010

Max Willett (UNM photo)

2…wins by unranked New Mexico at #1 Texas in Austin. The Lobos lost the season-opener on Friday, but came back with 3-1 and 6-5 wins Saturday and Sunday. The wins are the first ever for New Mexico over a #1 ranked team. Texas topped every national poll heading into the season.

.636…batting average by Lobo Max Willett in the 3-game series. He had a 1.615 OPS with two doubles and a triple. Willett also had the game-winning RBI in Saturday’s win.

23…runs by Washington State in Sunday’s 23-o rout of Seattle-the most runs by a Cougar team since 1999. 15 different Cougars had at least one hit.

5…Wazzou pitchers who combined in the shutout.

1,001…Career wins by LSU head coach Paul Mainieri after his Tigers’ 3-game weekend sweep of Centenary. Mainieri hit the 1,000 win mark with Saturday’s 25-8 victory.

1,000…Career wins by Ohio State head coach Bob Todd after his Buckeyes won three games over the weekend in Jacksonville, FL. OSU pounded Richmond 20-9 Sunday to get Todd to the milestone.

Danny Hall (GT photo)

901…career wins for Georgia Tech’s Danny Hall after a weekend sweep of Missouri State.

36…runs scored by Canisius in a doubleheader sweep of Illinois-Chicago Saturday at the USA Baseball Complex in Cary, NC. The Golden Griffins won the first game 20-4 and took the second game 16-10.

3…games Stanford won vs. 5th ranked Rice in Palo Alto.

11…runs Stanford scored in the 7th inning of game two of the series on Saturday. The Cardinal was trailing 4-2 at the time.

5…pitchers Rice used during Stanford’s biggest inning in nearly two years.

265…wins at Cal State Fullerton’s Goodwin Field by Oregon (and former Fullerton) head coach George Horton after Friday’s upset of the 4th ranked Titans.

6-5…the score of Friday’s Louisiana-Monroe win over Ole Miss. It was the Rebels’ first season-opening loss since 1981.

Paul Karmas (St. John's photo)

1 & 15…combined hits and strikeouts by St. John’s starting pitchers Bruce Kern (5 IP-0H-0BB-8K) and Nick Cenatiempo (4 IP-1 H-0R-BB-7) in Friday and Saturday wins over New Orleans.

3…home runs by Red Storm 1B Paul Karmas in Sunday’s 31-6 win over UNO.

5…total runs by West Virginia in weekend losses to #17 Coastal Carolina, Kentucky and Virginia Tech.

9 1/2…runs a game scored by the Mountaineers last year-which ranked 12th in the nation.

14,922…fans who saw #2 Virginia win two of three games over #11 East Carolina at ECU’s Clark-LeClair Stadium. Friday’s opening day crowd of 5,012 is the largest in stadium history. Saturday’s crowd of 5,136 marked the first time ECU ever had back-to-back attendance of more than 5.000.

14…combined pitchers used by the Cavaliers (6) and Pirates (8) in Sunday’s 14-11 UVA series-clinching win.

3 2/3…innings pitched by UVA starter Cody Winiarski. It was the longest stint for any of the 14 hurlers. Virginia had 19 hits while East Carolina totaled 11.

4:11…the total time of the 9-inning game.

4:39…time of Lamar’s 5-4 win in 17-innings over Maine. The game is the longest in Lamar history. The two teams had played a 2 hour and 27 minute 9-inning game prior to the marathon.

12…strikeouts in 6 innings by Georgia Tech’s Jed Bradley in Sunday’s 13-0 win over Missouri State. The lefty allowed just four hits and retired 6 of the first 8 batters he faced via strikeout.

13…strikeouts in 6 innings by Arizona freshman Kurt Heyer. Heyer allowed just three hits and fanned 13 of the 22 batters he faced in Sunday’s win over Utah Valley in his collegiate debut.

2,500…all-time wins for the Arizona baseball program after Heyer’s performance Sunday.

Kevin Tokarski (ISU photo)

8…straight wins by UC Irvine pitcher Daniel Bibona after his 10 strikeout performance in a 5-1 win over Loyola Marymount.

3…the magic number during opening weekend for Illinois State’s Kevin Tokarski. The redshirt sophomore tripled on the Redbirds’ first pitch of 2010. He stole 3 bases with 3 doubles in his team’s first three games of the season. Tokarski was a 2008 Freshman All-American, but missed last season due to wrist surgery.

8,803…total attendance of TCU‘s season-opening 3-game sweep of 2009 NCAA participant Sam Houston State. The mark is a single-series TCU record.

.800…batting average by Horned Frog freshman Josh Elander. He was 8-for-10 with a team-high six RBIs to start his career.

1…hit allowed in 6 innings on the mound by Conference USA Preseason Pitcher of the Year Todd McInnis. The Southern Mississippi hurler didn’t give-up a hit until there were two outs in the 5th inning of Friday’s win over Northwestern State. He exited the game after he reached his 75 pitch limit.

10 of 10…Pac 10 Conference teams that finished opening weekend with a winning record. The Pac 10 is the only BCS conference that claimed that distinction over the first three days of the 2010 season.